Trailer pumps and shotcrete for pours the mixer chute cannot reach. We set hose 15–30 minutes before the first truck. Need the driveway built, not just pumped? That is our second service: concrete flatwork.
A backyard patio, a pier line behind the house, a pool shell, or a commercial pad on a tight lot all need the same thing: a trailer pump, enough hose, and an operator who already asked about yards, slump, and wash-out.
This page is the pump ticket only. We do not sell the concrete. Forming, finish, and slab repair are booked on concrete services.
New pours and replacements when the truck cannot back onto the pad. Side-yard hose, street-to-garage runs, and aprons that would tear up sod if you wheeled every yard.
Pump to the forms your crew already set. Pitch, joints, and finish stay with the contractor unless you booked flatwork separately.
Pier-and-beam, grade beams, and footings far from the curb. Tell us hose length before the plant batches. Runs over 200 linear feet need 2 yards of grout for priming.
Vertical and pool work when the mix and the nozzle have to stay consistent. Shotcrete is its own ticket, not an add-on squeezed onto a driveway pump.
Walks, HVAC pads, and short runs that still beat a wheelbarrow crew in August. Same weekday rate structure as a driveway pump.
Small and mid slabs where a mixer would block the drive. After the line is moving, the next truck should be about 20 minutes out — not stacked in the heat.
City, yards, hose distance, pour time, gray or color. We tell you the trailer-pump mix to order and whether Saturday or trip charges apply.
On site 15–30 minutes before the concrete. Clear path for pipe. Water and a designated wash-out are required. Wash-out debris is the contractor’s job.
First truck may wait while the system primes. After that, do not leave two mixers sitting in Texas heat. Payment is due at completion, or before start if the foreman requires it.
This page is pump only. Forms, steel, finish, and joints stay with your contractor. If you want us to build the slab, book concrete services.
Trailer pump mix: 50/50 sand-to-rock, 3/4 crushed rock or smaller, 6-inch slump. Over 200 linear feet, order 2 yards of grout for priming.
Typical DFW work is 50–400 feet of hose. Longer runs are planned before trucks leave the plant.
Not us. We did not buy the mix and we did not deliver it. A clean-out tub is sometimes available for an extra charge.